I am fortunate to run the single (26 way) adjustable shocks my car. Brett with RideTech hooked me up with a set for last years Optima Challenge. A must have for the type of abuse the car sees on the track. My shocks have the bearings and have stood up to the abuse so far. I personally think they are great. I can easily set the shocks for any track surface and dial them back down for some less agressive street driving. Also these can handle the forces the larger torsion bars create. I run 1.12 tb's.

Mike Musto also has a set, but his are poly/ bushings. Not sure he has put them fully through the paces yet but I believe for everyday use and some track these will work fine for most guys.

FYI. If you run the bearing setup, you will not be able to the bolt them directly to the rear lower mount (unless RideTech has revised it) as the diameter on the mount is too big. You have to drill it out and use a threw bolt or other modified attachment.